Texas Endeavor Delegations Rally For Amarillo Convention
Reports from Texas show growing interest in the Amarillo State Christian Endeavor convention financed by an investment certificate plan. Five districts tied for first in the contest with Midland winning the sixth flag. districts will parade and delegates arrive from Houston, Dallas, Valley and Austin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Amarillo
Christian Endeavor
Austin
Beaumont
Dallas
Valley
Houston
Midland
Harvard
Transportation Committee
T. F. E. Bridge Club Entertains With Pretty Party
Mrs. W. R. Floyd hosted the T. F. E. Bridge Club at 1106 Jackson street with luncheon and bridge. Spring flower decor brightened tables. a three course luncheon was served. Mrs. Bill Ewalt won high and Mrs. Elmer Gustafson was low as guests including Floyd Wolfolk Femmie Callahan Gustafson Ravey Walker Fisher Gene Cox and the hostess participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Floyd
Jackson Street
T. F. E. Bridge Club
Bill Ewalt
Elmer Gustafson
Floyd Wolfolk
Femmie Callahan
F. J. Ravey
Walker Fisher
Gene Cox
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Local groups list Thursday gatherings including the J U G Club at 3:00 with Mrs C D Hoover on Jackson, Sunshine Child Study Club on Lincoln, Wesley Friendship class at San Jacinto church, and multiple other clubs with times and addresses such as 1700 Hayden Street and 405 Kentucky. Also noted are a dinner dance at Amarillo Athletic Club and a Sanborn P T A call meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U.G
C. D. Hoover
Jackson
Tom Coble
Jim Oakes
Monroe
Sunshine Child Study Club
Steve Babosett
Lincoln Street
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Progressive
W. C. Wheeler
Hayden Street
E. E. Simmons
Queen Esther Club
J. Roy Smith
Kentucky
Woman's Benefit Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Pierian Club
E. C. Leaman
Tyler
Tom Currie
William Boyce
Ella Dohrman
Johnson Street
C. S. Hatchett
Ong Street
Izzard
West Tenth Street
Clara Currie
van Buren Street
Ralph Tipton
North
Kentucky Street
Atheneaum Club
F. M. Neal
Fillmore Street
Amarillo
Lois Needle Club
Kansas City
First Baptist Church
Sanborn P.T. A
Turner Addresses Tyler P T A Patriotism Program
Mr Turner spoke to Tyler school Parent Teacher Association on Patriotism during a San Jacinto Day celebration. The program included Panhandle history, prayers by F F King, "America" sung with Miss Shawver at the piano, Little Symphony numbers, readings by Velma Read Frank Denton and Murrisel Jean Dorsey, Celia Jenkins’ room winning the most parents, and refreshments by Mrs S H Wright and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Turner
Tyler School
San Jacinto
Turner
Panhandle
E. C. Seaman
F. F. King
America
Shawver
Little Symphony Orchestra
Velma Read
Frank Denton
Murrisel Jean Dorsey
Celia Jenkins
S. H. Wright
Mrs. Ross Honored by Merry Wives Club in Balls Texas
Mrs. John R. Ross of Balls Texas hosted by Mrs. John Gilvin at 1500 Buchanan Street where the Merry Wives Bridge club honored her with a spring themed gathering. Honoree received a lovely gift while prizes were awarded to Mrs. L A Kerr Mrs. W P Cooper and Mrs A Lindsey. Special guests included Mrs. L C Taylor and Mrs Frank Gilvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Ross
Balls
Texas
John Gilvin
Buchanan Street
Gilvin
Merry Wives Bridge Club
Ross
L. A. Kere
W. P. Cooper
A. Lindsey
L. C. Taylor
L. A. Kerr
Frank Gilvin
Soney School Box Supper Tonight to Aid Declamation Contest
The Soney school hosts a box supper tonight from 8:00 to raise funds to send Miss Helen Kiiling to the state declamation contest in Austin in May. The Little Theater group will entertain, and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soney School
Helen Kiiling
Austin
Little Theater Group
Mrs Howard Russell Hosts No High Bridge Club Affair
Mrs Howard Russell entertained the No High Bridge club at her home 1103 Van Buren street with a small but delightful bridge party focusing on auction bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No High Bridge Club
Howard Russell
van Buren Street
Local Ladies Tie or Win in Community Card Game
Mrs Glen Kendrick receives high score while Mrs Howard Hurt is second. Seated players include Mrs Ben Harrison Mrs Lester Vick Mrs Frank Howard Mrs Edward Hurt Mrs J C Neudigate Mrs Glen Kendrick Mrs Jack Lloyd and Mrs Bert Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Kendrick
Howard Hurt
Ben Harrison
Lester Vick
Frank Howard
Edward Hurt
J. C. Neudigate
Jack Lloyd
Bert Shaffer
Triple Four Club Meets With Mrs Tipton
The Triple Four Bridge club will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at 2:20 by Mrs. Ralph Tipton at her home 803 North Kentucky Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple Four Bridge Club
Ralph Tipton
North
Kentucky Street
Mrs Sharp Stops in Brookline En Route to Denver
Mrs Albert Sharp of Brookline Massachusetts is visiting Mr and Mrs Avery Turner. She left New York aboard The Dixie and sailed to New Orleans as a stopover on the way to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sharp
Brookline
Massachusetts
Avery Turner
Sharp
New York
New Orleans
Denver
Sanborn P T A to Hold Call Meeting
The San Jacinto Methodist church Wesley Friendship class schedules a social meeting tomorrow at 2 30 PM inviting all members to attend. A Sanborn P T A call meeting follows at Sanborn school tomorrow at 3 80 PM with all members urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship Class
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Parent-Teacher Association
Sanborn School
Lois Needle Club Plans Luncheon Gathering
The Lois Needle Club will be entertained with a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the Kansas City Waffle House. Members are asked to meet at the First Baptist Church at 12:30 and travel as a group to the cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Needle Club
Kansas City
First Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Christian Endeavor Convention
Mr. Turner
Tyler P.T. A
Marcel
Dial
Marinello
Beauty Shop
Polk
THE
Dollar Day Bargains
Oriental Shop
the Oriental
East 7Th
Mrs. Ross
LACE
White & Kirk’s
Ideal
Birds Eye
Kayser
Whitting & Davis
Marcy Lee
Nelly
Triple Four Club
Mrs. Tipton
Mrs. Albert Sharp
Turners
Ing
Wesley
Moore-Poston
Peter Pan
Athletic Union
Girls Union
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